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Quake detected in North Korea is likely a nuclear test Shawn PriceSEOUL, Sept. 8 (UPI) -- Experts believe North Korea conducted its fifth nuclear test, following a 5.3 magnitude earthquake detected near the country's test site.     
French President Holland: Islam must live within the law Shawn PricePARIS, Sept. 8 (UPI) -- French President Hollande challenged Muslims in his country to create "an Islam of France" that lives within French laws.   U.S. attempted to rescue hostages in Afghanistan last month, officials say Doug G. WareWASHINGTON, Sept. 8 (UPI) -- A tactical group of Navy SEALs tried last month to rescue two hostages being held in Afghanistan, but were a little too late, U.S. officials said Thursday.  
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 The Verge | How to preorder the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus The Verge The second weekend of September is nearly upon us, and tradition says we must now gather around the collective browser window to show our devotion to Apple's annual iPhone refresh. This time, we'll be saying goodbye to more than just $650 — with the ... Reactions to the iPhone 7, Apple Watch Series 2 and those AirPods video - CNET The iPhone 7 is Apple's hype machine, perfected 21 Ways Apple Changed Your World With The New iPhone 7 |
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U.S. Made Failed Attempt to Rescue Kidnapped ProfessorsU.S. special operations forces searching for a pair of kidnapped American University of Kabul professors raided a compound last month and got into a gun battle that left a half-dozen militants dead.
Dozens Stuck 10,000 Feet in the Air Overnight in AlpsRescue operations were halted for the night, leaving 45 people, including a child, trapped in cable cars hanging over the Mont Blanc glaciers. Acid Attack Survivor Walks Runway at N.Y. Fashion WeekReshma Quereshi, 19, hopes her turn on the catwalk will inspire hope and confidence in other acid attack survivors and spur countries to regulate the sale of cheap and easily available acids.
Lost in Translation: Did Putin Really Call Trump 'Brilliant'?Yes, Putin called Trump 'brilliant.' But no, he didn't mean it in the sense of him being intelligent, Russian language experts say. NASA Hoping to Bring Back Piece of Asteroid to EarthScientists say, if successful, the seven year mission to the nearby Bennu asteroid will teach them more about how the planets formed and how asteroids impact Earth.
Zika Doubled Birth Defects in Brazil: StudyThe arrival of Zika virus in Brazil doubled the rate of birth defects involving the nervous system, including microcephaly, researchers report. Three Women Arrested Over Gas Cans Near Paris CathedralA police officer and one of the women were injured as police investigated a car packed with gas canisters found Sunday near Notre Dame Cathedral. Analysis: In Final Visit to Region, Obama Pushes Asia 'Pivot'Historians may one day identify Obama's second term as the moment when he achieved one of his highest priorities: a pivot to Asia and the Pacific Rim. Two Syrian Refugees Make Astounding EscapeTwo Syrians with muscular dystrophy escaped the advance of ISIS and made a harrowing journey to Europe — despite being confined to wheelchairs. Israeli Researchers: Palestinian Leader Was KGB Spy in 1980sThe Palestinian government denied that Abbas had been a Soviet spy. It accused Israel of "waging a smear campaign." Paris Attacks Suspect Refuses to Answer Judge (Again)The only surviving suspect of the Paris attacks has refused to speak to a judge for a third time. ISIS Is Rooting for a Trump Victory, Hillary Clinton SaysIn an interview with Channel 2 Israel which airs Thursday, Clinton says she agrees with analysis that suggests ISIS would like a Trump presidency. Pope Benedict Struggled With Idea of Celibacy: AuthorPeter Seewald conducted several interviews with Pope Benedict XVI for their book "Last Testament: In His Own Words." Libertarian Candidate Gary Johnson: 'What Is Aleppo?'Asked to weigh in on his answer for the crisis in the Syrian city, Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson appeared unfamiliar with the situation. What Is Aleppo? THIS Is AleppoIreland Wins Parliament Backing for Apple AppealIreland's government won strong backing from parliament for its appeal against a 13- billion-euro tax bill the EU ordered it to collect from Apple. Trump's 'Wacky Ideas' Must Be Challenged: ObamaPresident Barack Obama responded to Donald Trump's latest critique of his administration by asking the American people to reject his "wacky ideas." Obama Slams Trump's 'Uninformed or Outright Wacky' IdeasSpeaking in Asia, the president said "unacceptable" behavior had been normalized by the election cycle Generation 9/11: Growing Up Under U.S. Invasion's ShadowNBC News spoke to teens in Afghanistan, Pakistan and Iraq to show 9/11's impact through their eyes. More Recent Articles
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Donald Trump’s Campaign Stands By Embrace of PutinThe signals of preference for the leadership of an adversary over that of the president came despite criticism from Democrats and discomfort among Republicans.
Critic's Notebook: Matt Lauer Loses the War in a Battle Between the CandidatesNBC’s presidential military forum exposed Mr. Lauer’s weaknesses as an informed interviewer. News Analysis: Matt Lauer Fields Storm of Criticism Over Clinton-Trump ForumMatt Lauer found himself besieged by critics of all political stripes, who accused him of unfairness, sloppiness and even sexism in his handling of the event.
News Analysis: Donald Trump’s Remarks Show He’s Mistaken on Sexual Assault in MilitaryIn defending his suggestion that the integration of women led to assaults, Mr. Trump exposed a faulty understanding of a complex issue and of the military justice system. Justice Dept. Granted Immunity to Specialist Who Deleted Hillary Clinton’s EmailsRepublicans have called for the department to investigate the deletions, but the deal with the specialist, Paul Combetta, makes it unlikely that the request will go far.
Donald Trump Releases Education Proposal, Promoting School ChoiceMr. Trump on Thursday promised to direct $20 billion in federal grants for poor children to attend a school of their family’s choice. Your Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Roger Goodell’s Power PlayGoodell has used the N.F.L.’s personal conduct policy to penalize players for a long list of offenses. Players’ union representatives say he is corroding trust. The Hunger in Our HeadsHow physical activity might quell the eating binges that follow intense mental activity. Wells Fargo Fined for Fraudulently Opening Accounts for CustomersFederal banking regulators say that the bank issued unauthorized credit cards and charged late fees on accounts created by bank employees but not authorized by customers. U.S. Rescue Attempt in Afghanistan Missed Western Hostages by HoursNavy SEALs led the unsuccessful raid to free an American professor and his Australian colleague from the Taliban last month, engaging in a fierce gunfight. Taliban Close to Overtaking Afghan Provincial Capital, Officials SayThe militants were firing on government buildings in the southern city of Tirin Kot, the capital of Oruzgan Province, officials reported. News Analysis: Crux of Connecticut Judge’s Grim Ruling: Schools Are BrokenA decision that threw out the state’s education financing system as unconstitutional spoke to a larger nationwide truth. NASA Launches Osiris-Rex Spacecraft to Retrieve Asteroid PiecesThe craft is set to return to Earth in seven years with bits of a nearby asteroid that would give scientists a window on some of the material that made up the early solar system. <span class="icon interactive"></span>Osiris-Rex’s Journey to Asteroid BennuAfter Mass Knife Attack in Japan, Disabled Victims Are Still in the ShadowsThe police have withheld the names of the victims, citing relatives’ wishes, which critics say tacitly endorses a view of disabled people as lesser beings. Serena Williams Loses Bid for 23rd Major and Her No. 1 RankingWilliams lost to Karolina Pliskova and second-ranked Angelique Kerber will ascend to the top spot. Williams also remains tied with Steffi Graf with 22 major titles in the Open era. 45,000 Pounds of Would-Be Pennies Coat Highway After Delaware CrashA tractor-trailer crashed on Interstate 95, spilling eight million blank pennies. It took 13 hours to reopen the highway. Sinosphere: Air China Will Fly You to London, and Warn You About Dark-Skinned People ThereA recent in-flight magazine article said, “Precautions are needed when entering areas mainly populated by Indians, Pakistanis and black people.” On Swimming: 10-Month Ban for Ryan Lochte After Rio Scandal Is Largely SymbolicLochte and three other American swimmers were punished for their roles in an alcohol-fueled international incident at the Rio Games. Virginia Officials Request U.S. Inquiry After Inmate Deaths in JailA 60-year old man died in Hamptons Road Regional Jail in August, the second inmate to die there in nearly a year. Top state officials want an investigation. Perpignan Journal: ‘Don’t Erase Us’: French Catalans Fear Losing More Than a Region’s NameCombining the Languedoc-Roussillon and Midi-Pyrénées regions under a new name, Occitanie, is regarded by some as a threat to their cultural identity. ‘I Want to Win Someday’: Tribes Make Stand Against PipelineSome of the Native Americans protesting in North Dakota speak of lost lands and broken treaties. They hope this fight will have a happier outcome. Clubbers Lament Demise of Fabric, a ‘Totem’ of London’s Dance SceneThe deaths of two 18-year-olds in drug-related cases led the authorities to close down one of the capital’s most fabled electronic music venues. Airbnb Adopts Rules to Fight Discrimination by Its HostsThe short-term rental company has been facing criticism that some hosts reject renters based on race, religion, gender, ethnicity, age or disability. A Push to Lower Drug Prices That Hit Insurers and Employers the HardestSeeking to force drug price competition in an expensive category, the company wants insurers to cover fewer anti-inflammatory drugs, at least as a first-line treatment. Mont Blanc Cable Car Passengers Are Stranded Aloft Overnight in French AlpsHelicopters rescued dozens of people at 12,500 feet in the Mont Blanc massif near Chamonix after the cars came to a halt, but 33 remained behind. U.S. Ends Corruption Case Against Former Virginia GovernorThe Justice Department said Thursday that it would cease its prosecution of Bob McDonnell and his wife, Maureen. ‘What Is Aleppo?’ Gary Johnson Asks, in an Interview StumbleOn “Morning Joe,” Mr. Johnson, the Libertarian Party candidate, indicated that he really was not aware of the Syrian city engulfed in civil war. What Muslims Do on Hajj, and WhyOur correspondent, who is in Saudi Arabia for the annual pilgrimage, explains why Muslims, dressed in white, throw stones, kiss a large black rock and have a goat sacrificed. Still Processing: There’s a Lot We Need to Talk AboutIntroducing Still Processing, a new culture podcast hosted by Wesley Morris and Jenna Wortham. She Was No Bird: ‘Jane Eyre’ Manuscript on First Trip to America“Charlotte Brontë: An Independent Will,’’ at the Morgan Library & Museum, delves into the enchanted childhood of the author of “Jane Eyre.” More Recent Articles
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